Synonyms for WOULD
wʊd; unstressed wədwould

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1. wouldverb

   Synonyms:
   be so good as to, kindly, please, used to

2. wouldverb

   As a past-tense form of will.

   Synonyms:
   kindly, be so good as to, used to, please

3. wouldverb

   As a modal verb.

   Synonyms:
   please, kindly, be so good as to, used to

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1. List of paraphrases for "would":

   'd, ought

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How to use WOULD in a sentence?

1. Earl Blumenauer:

   I just can not do it. I would n’t be honest with John Lewis.

2. Colleen Dell:

   When our team first started researching the impact of therapy dogs visiting with university students ten years ago, there was somewhat limited recognition of their potentially important role in human’s lives, today, therapy dogs are on many campuses across North America, and in spaces you would never have thought you would see (them), like a hospital emergency department.

3. Peter Pronovost:

   Safe Patients, Smart Hospitals, safe Patients would love to be able to do much broader testing to identify all those people who are positive and then make sure that Safe Patients isolate Safe Patients , Smart Hospitals.

4. Andrew Yang:

   In the context of my book, I was saying, how will this tribalism and violence manifest itself. Poor whites who felt like they had no future and then that violence would emerge in large part because that group would become increasingly angry and distressed, that's the context of the book.

5. Paisley Harding:

   I think we came out super aggressive, especially on defense. We took them out of the things they thought they would be able to get pretty easy, but then I think they turned on the heat, they started pressing a little bit more, getting more in our passing lanes. We just made some careless turnovers, which I think that’s pretty much us just beating ourselves right there in that little stretch in the first quarter.